Thank you very much for posting Craig.
I wish I could have a huge outing there.
I'm lucky I get to play from time to time.
Don and I did hit a homer - thank you.
It is worth studying (different) from all perspectives - design, construction and maintenance.
And it is different because it fit our client best.
Adam Lawrence, the author, came to visit for Superbowl weekend - we had a very good time with one other treehouse fella - see below.
They actually got the very, very rare treat of standing on the 12th tee at dusk - I'm lucky to have stood there during dozens of sunsets. I always finish up my photo shoots there.
Later that night we had the bar to ourselves watching the game.
Why hasn't he been to Bandon? Yes he should and will go, but he does lives in the UK.
Kyle,
Stop by one day and I can show you what is going on around the corner at Matt Swanson's.
I hit a few balls yesterday between the trees, it is a whole different feel.
You can see that from several of the locations you get all kinds of looks.
The pines are tall and you can see some of my vegetative inspiration here:
http://www.mnuzzo.com/Swanson/Jason are you still in the area?
That, now gone, par 3 course - was labeled the par 3 course that no one played.
A beginner course that was too hard for a beginner - forced carries of 180 yards to tiny greens that slope away.
No room to draw or fade - brutal - i never did play it as it looked so unfun.